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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1936
Page
2
The article argues neuralgia is not a fixed disease but a painful misbehavior of nerves. It notes sensory nerves can become more irritable from internal or external irritants and that chronic attacks may sensitize nerve centers. Understanding the source is crucial to finding effective treatments.
The article discusses historical views on pain nerves and lists frequent neuralgia triggers. It cites anaemia causing fatigue and blood gas imbalance, gout, diabetes, nephritis, and toxic substances in blood. It notes nerve sheath inflammation and neuritis, and highlights metal workers and painters exposed to lead as prone to severe neuralgia.
The text describes neuralgia as spread by nerves from various organs and worsened by shocks or emotional strain. Relief comes from treating the underlying trouble, rest, restorative remedies, heat, water, and a general restorative course with stimulants for digestion and eliminations and antiv Spa medics for acute pain.
Short cuts describe selecting beef as bright red with white fat and tender touch. Pierce tomatoes and blister skin over flame until it cracks then peel. Check cake or muffin doneness by clean straw or toothpick test. Boiling water is needed for proper coffee flavor.
A fashion item features a flared tweed topcoat with a collar made of ombre krimmer curl lapin fur. It closes at the narrow collar with self buttons and is paired with a straight skirt that has a side slit.
The passing of Lion Gardiner of Gardiner's Island rekindles old lore of pirate loot and early Colonial times. The island has stayed in the family since 1639, with the line to nephew Winthrop Gardiner Jr. marking a first shift from primogeniture. Captain Kidd once visited, buried a treasure, and later the Gardiners had it dug up and turned over to Boston authorities. The island has since been leased to Clarence H. Mackay and used as a hunting preserve while Gardiners resided in East Hampton. Lion Gardiner, linked to engineering with Hayden Stone, rests in the island cemetery with his ancestors.
The Textile Color Card Association selects twenty four colors for the upcoming fall and winter seasons. Eighteen are new shades while six are repeats including Marrona Chandron Marine Blue Oriental Oxblood Araby Green and Apricot Beige.
A beauty advice column details neck and throat care with posture and three exercises to firm the throat muscles. It notes poor posture and rapid fat loss from dieting as causes of sagging necklines, and cites a seven item throat treatment kit including creams tonics and a foundation.
The article advises that posture speech and grace matter more than clothes or makeup for making a favorable impression. It answers readers about eliminating dark circles and sallowness, stressing daily cleansing and a weekly mask, plus a egg yolk and almond meal facial mask and a complete skin routine.
New York fashion notes report hats adorned with flowers and veils in the Victorian style. Designers show gardenias violets carnations and other bloom varieties, worn on bodices hats or center front at the neckline with color accents like gloves belts and veils.
Lent season features fish as a nutritious flavor source with varied dishes. The column lists breakfast to dinner ideas including stuffed celery, tuna fish en coquille, baked potatoes, buttered asparagus, and a range of meals like stewed rhubarb, fried shad roe, planked mackerel, buttered peas, mashed potatoes, and radish roses. The piece notes fish adds variety and health benefits and promises more recipes in future columns.
A moral discussion shows Edwin admiring Johnny despite his rough manners while his mother criticizes and a wiser approach would seek the value in Johnny. The scene contrasts parental judgments with a child’s friendship and imitates behavior through Edwin’s admiration. The text also contains a period menu list for a school or home meal plan across several days.
A reader asks if a girl should let a young man pay for her cigarettes. The answer says cigarettes are a girl's personal expense and she should pay, though if exact change is ready the matter is quickly settled. If a man insists, a wise girl will accept gracefully. A second query notes the customary hat and coat check tip as ten cents.
A reader letters column discusses why young women lose friends and romantic partners without clear cause. A nineteen year old recounts a three month relationship that ended quietly, leaving her puzzled as to why the other person stopped talking or dating.
"Puzzled Molly" asks if she should continue with a man who left without cause. The writer advises seeking direct truth, suggesting Molly ask the young man why he walked out, to uncover trust and motive before deciding whether to forgive or end the relationship. The response weighs emotional stakes and practical steps for clarity.
A reader is urged to identify a changing friend, seek the cause, and repair misunderstandings. The columnist advises mutual explanations, forgiving the past, and proving oneself worthy of friendship. Mrs. Martin accepts general questions but cannot answer individuals.
The guidance advises using brown eyebrow pencil to outline eyes with a subtle line, brown mascara, bronze or soft green eye shadow for evenings, a dark pinkish beige face powder to reduce facial redness, and maintenance steps for hair including more frequent shampooing, lemon juice rinse, a slightly astringent scalp tonic, plus regular scalp massage and daily brushing to reduce oiliness and improve fullness.
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